Search Chalets in Fiumicello

"Best location, great breakfast, comfortable rooms, great views of the sea and town. "

"Very helpful reception team and spacious clean apartment. "

"Property was spacious and clean. Great location."

"Very nice and clean"

"The hotel is situated very close to the square and the cruise dockage. There are many dining and shopping options in the area. The rooms are comfortable and the bathrooms are modern and well-appointed. I wish we would have been able to spend more than one night there."

"We booked 3 rooms at this property the night before our cruise, departing out of Trieste. It was the perfect solution! Great pricing, very walkable and convenient, so much to do in the area. The hotel was comforable (albiet rooms a little small, but very comfortable). The area around the hotel was wonderful and so many great restaurants. The staff was very helpful and stowed our luggage until our we left for the cruise port. They promptly arranged transportation for us to the port....yes it is walkable, but you really don't want to schlep your bags.....the taxi was quick, easy and inexpensive. But the most impressive thing was the AMAZING breakfast. I have never seen a spread like the one that they put out. It was stunning.....one would expect to pay $25 for the breakfast alone...but to have it included was incredible. Trieste is a beautiful area and we hope to travel there again.....when we do, we will absolutely book at the Modernist."

"Loved our stay, very pretty, super clean, nice room."

"It was effortless and very friendly, professional. "

"The breakfasts offered many options - cereal, cold cuts (delicious cheese), yogurt, fruits and at least 4 different types of croissants every morning. The staff was helpful - offering a breakfast beverage upon our arriving in the breakfast room...and even remembering me throughout my stay! The staff also made a reservation for a taxi to the airport for our day of departure, and offered to pack some food items for us as we had to leave before breakfast hours began."